Italian Design Furniture
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Pair of vintage Italian chairs in canvas and chromed metal, 1970
Vintage curved sofa by Federico Munari, Italy 1950s
Pair of vintage Progetti armchairs by Umberto Asnago for Giorgetti, Italy 1980
Vintage travertine coffee table, Italy 1980
Italian Mid-Century Modern Sideboard-Buffet by Osvaldo Borsani
Set of 4 mid-century Italian armchairs in wood and satin, 1970s
Pair of Italian design lounge chairs from 1980’s
Pair of vintage travertine side tables, Italy
talian vintage leather Springtime series armchair by Marco Zanuso for Arflex, 1960s
Mid-century "Confidential" two seater sofa by Alberto Rosselli for Saporiti, Italy 1972
Mid-century Italian Carrara marble dining table
Vintage leather "Squash" sofa by Paolo Deganello for Driade, Italy 1980s
Vintage wicker and metal armchair, Italy 1960
Italian vintage contemporary brass and ceramic side table
Mid-century Italian sofa, 1950s
Mid-century Italian living room set in wood and fabric, 1960s
Vintage glass table with marble base, Italy 1960s
Pair of Italian fabric club armchairs, 1950s
Vintage Italian black swivel armchair by Tecnisalotto, 1960
Vintage brass and marble coffee table, Italy 1950
Set of 4 vintage Italian leather Irma chairs by Achille Castiglioni for Zanotta
Vintage paracarro coffee table in crista glass by Giovanni Offredi for Saporiti, Italy 1970
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Pair of Italian armchairs, 1970s
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Italian furniture
There is not one true Italian style of furniture. The classic Italian furniture style has evolved over the centuries from the Renaissance, to the modern age, then to Baroque elegance, to modern minimalist comfort, to modern minimalism. But what do we mean by "Italian" and "style"? Italian design furniture is often misinterpreted as furniture with a distinctly Italian look. Sure, there are many pieces that could be classified as "Italian" in terms of style, but the reality is that the term is generally used to describe modern, eclectic design, and most of the time it is used to describe furniture pieces that are very stylistic , with unusual shapes and designs.
Italian design furniture
Symmetry is paramount in the contemporary interpretation of what is Italian. For example, your home's dining room may have curved panels with a single central table. This piece of furniture will have been designed with great care and symmetry, using basic geometric lines and proportions. Similarly, your home's dining room can use straight, square, or angular lines for the furniture.
Modern Italian design often focuses on form and function rather than appearance. For example, contemporary Italian furniture often uses mirrors to reflect light. To achieve this effect, mirrors are not just rectangular shapes of glass. Instead, the mirrors are often round and have grid designs etched into the surface. The concept of symmetry is also used throughout furniture design, with each piece being designed to appear symmetrical to all other pieces.
Create a modern look for your home
Besides the use of heavy woods in Italian furniture, another characteristic of modern Italian furniture is the use of metalwork. Metalwork quickly became a signature style of Italian furniture after it was introduced in the 14th century. Today, metalworking can be applied to a wide variety of materials, including metal and wood. If you're looking for a modern, stylish living room or dining room influenced by the charm of an Italian villa, you should definitely consider metalwork as an option for your modern design.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Italian design? What is Italian Furniture?
What exactly do people mean by Italian design? Italian design is known for its simple shapes that suit different styles. It is defined by two eras: traditional and modern.
Traditional Italian design usually includes large amounts of top quality details with the finest craftsmanship, encased in a timeless design. The designs usually integrate terracotta and marble, with colors that create an elaborate and elegant design.